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Login Activity Module – User Guide

The Login Activity feature in Seemi CRM allows administrators to monitor user access, browser environment, and session history. It supports auditing, security tracking, and user accountability.

Step 1: Access Login Activity

  1. Navigate to the left-hand sidebar.

  2. Click on Security.

  3. From the dropdown, select Login Activity.

You will now see a table displaying all login activity for your business account.

Overview of the Login Activity Table

Column NameDescription
BrowserBrowser used for login (e.g., Chrome, Edge, Firefox).
Operating SystemThe OS on the user’s device (e.g., macOS, Windows, Linux).
IP AddressThe IP address where the login originated.
LocationGeographical location associated with the IP (if detectable).
Last ActivityTimestamp of the last activity from that browser/device.
Business NameName of the business the user accessed.
UserThe username that performed the login.
Login Activity Table overview with user browser, IP, and activity details.

Step 2: Use Pagination

  • At the top-left above the login table, you’ll see a dropdown with numbers (e.g., 10).

  • Click it to select how many login entries to view per page.

    • Options: 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50

  • The table updates automatically.

Pagination controls in Login Activity Module for navigating records.

Step 3: Apply Filters

  • Click the Filters button next to the Sort button.

  • Choose filters such as:

    • Date range

    • Browser type

    • Operating system

    • Specific users or IPs

  • Apply the filters to refine the displayed data.

Filtering login activity records by user or location.

Step 4: Sort Login Records

  • Click the Sort button (top-right of the table).

  • In the Sort popup:

    • Select a field: Date, Browser, or IP Address

    • Choose sort order: Ascending or Descending

  • Click Apply.

  • To remove sorting, click Clear.

Sorting login records by browser, IP address, or last activity.

Common Questions

The Login Activity module helps administrators track when and where users log into the system. It improves security by showing browser details, IP addresses, and device activity.

Use the Filters option and select the user’s name from the list. You can also filter by browser, operating system, or date range for more precise results.

Yes, the Location column displays the geographical location linked to the user’s IP address, if it can be detected.

Use the pagination dropdown above the login table to select how many entries you want to see per page, such as 10, 20, or 50.

Yes, click the Sort button and choose the field you want to sort by, such as Date, Browser, or IP Address. Select ascending or descending order to organize data easily.